NYSE Issues Correction in Goldman's Trading Volume: Anything Else We Should Know? [View article]
@ Tyler, case you read this, your article over RZB has caused major newspaper adds on our banks stress test. There was an article on dark pools in a major newspaper last week. Hope you keep posting Austrian relevant stuff too in case it gets passed you.
I am not that good at english, so I am wondering about this sentence.
"pro active stance" in balancing money flows from our "valued clients" towards our "more valued clients",
First thing that goes to my mind is the typo. "knoledge ". I do not think the Head of VIP Private Client Advisers at GS would have such a typo in an email.
Question: Does this mean they admit that they take for money from valued clients and on a certain level flow these towards the more valued clients. If this is so, why would they tell you, and in the sam breath ask you to open an account?
I think I am missing something here!
On Jul 08 04:31 AM Maxe Paul wrote:
> I sent GS a email asking for answers and here's the response i recieved. > > > "Thanks for your email questions regarding what we do at GS. > > As a GS employee i am outraged that you would question our ethics > and motives in regards to out trading activities. Quite simply we > are the "chosen ones", and it is common knoledge that retail investors > need a "helping hand" to be relieved of their money. > > Our trading programs are designed to inflict both psychological and > economic pain at what we at GS feel are an "acceptable level", as > to ensure our customers remain loyal and long term (losing) clients. > > > I can tell you first hand from experience that we at GS take a "pro > active stance" in balancing money flows from our "valued clients" > towards our "more valued clients", in which we, of course, are one. > > > I hope this has cleared up some doubts you may have had with us at > GS, and i would invite your readers to open an account with us, and > i will "personally ensure" that i will manage your account/s with > us to the highest standards in which we at GS are renound for. " > > > Regards, Mercedes Porchia Ferrari, > Head of VIP Private Client Advisers at GS.
Great, so thanks to people getting this public, it is now being confirmed, what we all thought to have known. Lobbying and all these procedures where put in place to generate systems that would work unfair. Thanks to TD article of RZB, there are stacks of front side articles about our banks now, and they now know that they are being watched at every step they are doing.
I think by now we all enjoy having Cetin here for one or another reason
Amusement Someone still optemistics and even maybe: sometimes things go different as everybody thinks. Think of the way that US always told everybody how to do business, but screwed up themselfs. Maybe China will do well, maybe Europe is doing better than US, as usuall. US is down 6% (as always astonishinglky more than the experts say)
On May 01 08:52 PM Donkey Kong wrote:
> Stop posting because no one is listening to you......
Goldman Sachs Crushes Earnings Estimates [View article]
NYSE Issues Correction in Goldman's Trading Volume: Anything Else We Should Know? [View article]
case you read this, your article over RZB has caused major newspaper adds on our banks stress test.
There was an article on dark pools in a major newspaper last week.
Hope you keep posting Austrian relevant stuff too in case it gets passed you.
Gold Anti-Trust Action Committee Urges SEC, CFTC to Probe Goldman Trading [View article]
"pro active stance" in balancing money flows from our "valued clients" towards our "more valued clients",
First thing that goes to my mind is the typo. "knoledge ". I do not think the Head of VIP Private Client Advisers at GS would have such a typo in an email.
Question: Does this mean they admit that they take for money from valued clients and on a certain level flow these towards the more valued clients. If this is so, why would they tell you, and in the sam breath ask you to open an account?
I think I am missing something here!
On Jul 08 04:31 AM Maxe Paul wrote:
> I sent GS a email asking for answers and here's the response i recieved.
>
>
> "Thanks for your email questions regarding what we do at GS.
>
> As a GS employee i am outraged that you would question our ethics
> and motives in regards to out trading activities. Quite simply we
> are the "chosen ones", and it is common knoledge that retail investors
> need a "helping hand" to be relieved of their money.
>
> Our trading programs are designed to inflict both psychological and
> economic pain at what we at GS feel are an "acceptable level", as
> to ensure our customers remain loyal and long term (losing) clients.
>
>
> I can tell you first hand from experience that we at GS take a "pro
> active stance" in balancing money flows from our "valued clients"
> towards our "more valued clients", in which we, of course, are one.
>
>
> I hope this has cleared up some doubts you may have had with us at
> GS, and i would invite your readers to open an account with us, and
> i will "personally ensure" that i will manage your account/s with
> us to the highest standards in which we at GS are renound for. "
>
>
> Regards, Mercedes Porchia Ferrari,
> Head of VIP Private Client Advisers at GS.
Gold Anti-Trust Action Committee Urges SEC, CFTC to Probe Goldman Trading [View article]
Thanks to TD article of RZB, there are stacks of front side articles about our banks now, and they now know that they are being watched at every step they are doing.
A Snapshot of the Goldman Sachs Conviction List [View article]
Goldman Sachs Now Dominating Dark Pools Trading [View article]
Hard to believe that something like this is allowed to exist in a FREE market .
I heard the US does have the most freest, most competitive and most productive market in the world, or is this just one more of the many fakes ???
"There would be instant vilification from the rest of the public. So I don't think they're going to do it." I suppose in Europe too.
Thank you Tyler for giving us another piece of great insight.
Why This Rally Is Unsustainable [View article]
Amusement
Someone still optemistics
and even maybe: sometimes things go different as everybody thinks. Think of the way that US always told everybody how to do business, but screwed up themselfs. Maybe China will do well, maybe Europe is doing better than US, as usuall. US is down 6% (as always astonishinglky more than the experts say)
On May 01 08:52 PM Donkey Kong wrote:
> Stop posting because no one is listening to you......
Preview from Europe: Bailout or Bankruptcy for the Big Three? [View article]
Wait till you have 10 million rich, greedy people with yachts etc, and 100 mio very poor people.